corporally
- adverb
- /ˈkɔːrpərəli/
- Formal
- Quite a few seem to have been whipped or otherwise corporally punished.
- corporally punished
Examples
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Angels are less material, less corporally burdened creatures than Adam and Eve, and therefore within this system, therefore they're superior.
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For example, how should a school counselor work with a student who is corporally punished by her family because the family believes she is devil-possessed?
Academic text (2008) -
The Dominant may flog, spank, whip, or corporally punish the Submissive as he sees fit, for purposes of discipline or for his personal enjoyment.
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The dominant way is to flog, spank, whip, or corporally punish the submissive as he sees fit, for purposes of discipline, for his own personal enjoyment, or for any other reason.
Blog text (13) -
Carson quotes Thomas Cranmer, "figuratively, Christ is in the bread and wine, and spiritually he is in them that worthily eat and drink the bread and wine; but really, carnally, and corporally he is only in heaven, from whence he shall come to judge the quick and the dead." 53
Blog text (8) -
I conjure, bind, and charge thee, in the name of Lucifer, that thou should punish and torment the disobedient Choronzon until he comes corporally to my sights and obeys my commands and charges whatsoever I command and charge him.
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Students often react when they are corporally punished at school, leading to discussions about its effectiveness.
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In some cultures, children are corporally disciplined as a form of punishment for misbehavior.
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The debate over whether to allow corporally punishing students in schools continues to escalate.
Synonyms
Relating to the body rather than the mind or feelings
In a physical way, not as a spirit or idea
In a way that relates to the body rather than the mind
Antonyms
How Physical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word corporally comes from the root corp- meaning 'body', the same root you see in corpse, so it means 'in a physical way' or doing something with the body.